For those who are working in Ireland for less than 183 days will be considered as a non-resident and will only be taxed on income that has been earned in Ireland. Expats who have been in the country for Read more…
The banking system in Ireland is quite similar to the UK and the USA system so opening a bank account will not be complicated. Expats may find that working out tax can become quite difficult so most people do Read more…
Ireland’s healthcare is efficient, safe and one of the best in the world. Expats are eligible to qualify for free health care or subsidised health services which is funded by the government. Ireland has a tax funded health service Read more…
For expats moving to Ireland with children will want to choose the best school for their child to be enrolled in. The good part is that the standard of education is high and when it comes to the language, Read more…
Many expats moving to Ireland will find an ample of comfortable and reasonably priced property types. The standard of properties in Ireland is similar to other countries, although it varies on what area you will decide to live in, Read more…
Finding employment may be difficult unless you are a skilled professional with qualities and skills that cannot be found within Irish citizens. Most EU citizens don’t find it as difficult as Non-EU citizens to find employment although the competition Read more…
Ireland has different visas which are based up on how long you will be staying and the purpose of your visit. Those who are from certain countries such as the EU, USA, Australia and South Africa will not be Read more…
Whether you are planning a holiday, to work or for business, it is essential for expats to know the facts about visas for Ireland. There are various visas, and it is important to be aware of what is required Read more…
Expats who have resided in Ireland will want to know the options they have from the utility companies. It is recommended that before you choose your electricity, gas and water provider that you shop around. Doing this can save Read more…
Ireland became one of the wealthiest countries in Europe in the year of 2000, with it then being called the Celtic Tiger. From being one of EU’s poorer countries it became one of the wealthiest due to the economy Read more…